No Dream Too Small - Blog by Tam Wai Jia

One month.

beautiful encounters, doctoring, Grandpa Zhou, loving the poor

He had become so much a part of my life without me realizing it. So when he suddenly disappeared, my eyes and heart searched longingly for a trace of that familiar shadow.Grandpa Zhou had been ... Read More about One month.

Convocation.

doctoring, prayer & encouragement

I was really overwhelmed. What with the crowd and the camera shots and everybody's parents to say hello to... and not to mention, my own to entertain and introduce... But it was, needless to say, a ... Read More about Convocation.

Decrease.

doctoring, loving the poor

With something inside me still struggling with coming to terms with this increasing exposure to the public sphere, and that deep awareness of the disparity between who I am and who others may think me ... Read More about Decrease.

Wretched.

loving the poor, Missions

There was a photo and some coverage on the Sunday newspaper, a publication in my church magazine and an interview on my faculty's bi-annual magazine.In short, there was more publicity than I was ... Read More about Wretched.

In perspective.

doctoring

A letter received from the missionary doctor in Africa, whom I shared about the incident of losing my first patient in the wards:"Hey Wai Jia,You did not kill your patient!!! You failed to save her ... Read More about In perspective.

Our best. (edited)

doctoring

Being self-critical to a fault, has always been my pitfall.So it was of great relief to me that day, after I had shared my mistake made during my 30-hour call with my Head of Department, to hear him ... Read More about Our best. (edited)

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